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, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1921
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BY MOLLY BUUNK
was Derformed br Rer. Hawthorn ! Eoff. assisted by Mr. Fid ward ' sufoeRsful as th first It la plan
cf tl Summit church, tok'plnoj CJUhiKliain and Mrs. It. 11. CJoodin j ned to make th affairs regular
in thVV pteswuee. V of', a roterle of , iirri'd off litfrh . honors. . Iiwsld i 'nis on ihr year'a ;lal cukn-',
friends at the Ttome of th hridoV, Ur chili monilnr Mrs. Walter1' dar.'. " ' "
i;itif. J. J-:. Hnfjer -of lo li,p- i Key-.,wus iie.mat a an addilioG-4 - , . -U- ' ' -t
rum diiUrif t. -.The liny: eeriimiiy rail ptu;yi. An all dr y ttuilijit:; will h. Id
was used. I . . . 1 "l iiM-tahers 11m-; W.hiiou'k !-1
The pupils nf Jhe f'apilm -ISilsi-l lief eorjis in their looms in tlie
nes rnllese aitiiounee tin second , at imu v tttiuorrnv
daiieo: -tqionsort-tl hy ihelii this s -a
son to take place at the Mtutse
h:ill. Friday evening All present
a nid form r students' of the school
ther
I for the different fields for which
jthey hav volunteered, are larger
j than ever before.
hero yesterday, to : repref.f-nt Tee
(Tuck and John lxgan was f.rhed-
ult-d l o, ap pear today in behalf? 6(
The r wort tendered by the ' cue of the defendants. Dan J. . Ma-"
rhurc-h Urk, Mrs. . l?a Ashhy. . A, tev. as RDe.-ial froseeMtor. aih'l
The parlor, where tlrt- wedding
took place, was bountifully deco
rated, aud the: hiMlal pailv enier-
1 et t lh'! strain's of thn w fddhiK
! march from I.ohenjrritl. played by
OCAL Ini crest
.Miss Flora "flrice. Mis .ls.ni
lcsl v:is liriJitniriiil unit ' I . it rr ' are fu vitetl to -attend to
j Llppert vva best man. 't wijtli members of the facility,
musi-al hooked Leopold Gmlowsl; v. pian-! The bride who was iriven awav ; social committee com posetl of
Ufa is eenterinc . about S tst. find Miss Virginia- Uae eolor-.! by aer " father, wore a bountiful : Miss Dummy Ayers. t.uis wt-ny
first ( oncer; of the,atura. soprano, tor 'au :'liearauce ! creation of white fl orjrette -.er 1 ami Norman Hildebrand are in j fern.
wliite satin, tr mined u silver c liar ee oi me arrunstpiifni. n v ovi
lace. She wore a lone wliite veil r the second dance proves' to be as
Mrs. l-'is Mishler was hosiess
at a prt tiily ;.ioiuit tl 'diiiiicr at
her residence Sunday evenintr.
when she ntertained ia coterio of
friends. The table waV attractive
ly centered with a bowl of pink
carnations, offset
GOOD YEAR .
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10 lLi UI 1 LU IV"' "I:'"1 "UiV at , K p; ,.,.rnartl aeputy district at-
. i ' ! A. ( . stiftler was r -elected treas-t . .- -
j j 1I)M. t;vaK,.tist A. It. Hell is x-tU'y. Hh- representing the Maie.
beventa .liay Adventists(i"- r n.e church
Gain in Membership and
Finances in Sajent
Three Tong Cases 'Are
Heard in Supreme Court
Anollo dluh to be Riven in the ! at th. HeilU: t h otter in Portia td.
armory next Tuday. An inter- Thursday, January ;.
(sliuR feature will be the initial While in Salem Mi;-,j Voodich
appearan4e of Reverend H. N. rinterestei a number of persons in
Aldrich aa director of the club. I musical" circles in aunt iter sjroup
Mr. Alarlch w ho -succeeds John ; of artists "whom the concert -bur-Todd
in Ihis official capacity as , e;lu may send west this year,
director, (has never before ai-, . -
. peared before the Salem public, i The Altar society of St, Jos
althotiKli he has fielded the ba-frplt's church will nie?t this after
ton in otfcer cities previous id h'3 ; non at 2::!0 in the Knights of
residence; in Salem ar.d la ac- j CoUunl'Uu 'hail on State street,
knowledtbd as an exceptionally ! A foeial hour will follow the
capable leader.
Mrs. (jladys (Jambie nag re
turned frtom". a several tla, vjsii
liiisiiiess riteetinl; and
ments will lb; served.
i e fresh -
A meeting, of the Hiftliland
lr Gaston: as the guest of her sis-j Mother's tlub has been called lor
; ter, Mrs.
Miss
Frank Martin
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Alma joedisch
York City was
Tuesday,
bureau
nentative,
of J-New
Satnm visitor
coming up in the inter-
stsot the International concert
of which Rhe is a repre-
Miss Voedisch hr.s
i ' oVlnclr Thni-!irtnf :ifi (rnf.Mi fit
the .school
rs tuested.
At a quiet home wedding New
Year's day. NIjss Kva Uutler be
came the bride of George Benja-
and Ciirnejl an arm bouquet of r
white carnations.
, ' lnmetiliately after the weduinj;'
the youht; couple left on a brief'
honc infton. I'pon their it-turn
they win make their home on a i
farm in, the- Popcorn districi. !
Mr. and .Mrs. N. ('.. Freeman of
TJeaverton. were Sal?m visitors
Monday. While here I hey were
guests at the. 'K. . A. McKivain
home op South . IJbertv street.
This evening in the church par
lors, the members ot the official
board of the ; Firt Methodist
A fuli attondanc? is church will en iov a bnnnuel. .The
wlvs of the members will be ad- j
ditional guests.
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The Monday Afternoon llridgo
club was entertainetf at its resu'lar
nhi Rietz. The ceremony. which-fOrtnightly meeting by Mrs. Grace
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The ; Seventh Day Adve,nti5;t
church.! North Fifth street and
with graceful j Gaines iaVe.imf. held j,ta annual
meeting recently- and elected ifl'i-
Mrs. Ilalph While. Mr and Mis. ' jirowth in membership by baptism,; . " .v
v i! nJ....- vi.. .....i v it.v ..rnfcinn a' faith nl hv let-1 Guck. all of horn are allied
-McKlval'i. Mrs. IMarKun-t Uoin.iler. the church ban surged uhead " ";"r,u""
rs were laid for Mr. and'
Hearing of three tong war ca?es
from Multnomah county begun in
the supreme court yestertlay.
cA 1icitionn)icl. Institution
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i PKIIKKCTIOX" INVronSKTING
i is that; happy combination of cor-
Miss t'vntiiia Delano anil Mr and in its finances. With , a" member-
Mrs. Mishler. I ship standing'of 16.". January I.
1!I20, funds have been turned in
Miss Marion Steiner entertain-j that eclipse everything previously
ed a group of trends at her home. ! in the church's history.
2lMt State street "with a watch i In the matter of titles from
i party New Year eve. A prettv i which the ministry of tne opwrni-i rim
holiday note was carried ut in; nation is mipported there was
the decorations, games and re- turned in for the year $5941.62..
freshments. For foreign missions the sum of
Guests of Miss Steiner were her! $4R76.5f was given. Of this sum
aunt. Mrs. Blanche Steiner. Miss ' $22-47.53 represents tho offerings
Marlowe Miller, Miss Esther Cam-1 of the Sabbath schoolaveraging
field. Miss Clara Adelhart. .Miss ; over $45 for each Sabbath of the
Ada Becktel. Miss Crystal Cla- year. Seventh Day Advent 1st u
bouch. Miss Grace Welbom. Lor- i turn all their Sabbath school of-;
i ence Deacon, Durward Busic.k, j rerings to the' cause of foreign
! Wilbur McCur.e. Elbert Lachelle , missions and their local expenses
land Alga Fullerton. arepaid out of a special expense,
fund taken for tnat purpose.
; Other offe-rlngs. including'
church Expense and church day
school amounted to $2152.15. The
whole total of all funds raised for
the year I9fr being $12,960.36.
January,l. 1920 the church pet
as its goal for missions the sum
of 50 cents a week per member.
The treasurer's report shows that
."9 cents a week per member for
the whole year was reached. - j
For the year 1921 the whole
church membership in North Am-j
i erica has set a goal for missions
at 60 cents a veeK per memoer. t
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un in en brought to
Portland from San Francisco, and
who were convicted in Multnomah
county of murder in the second
degree, have appealed.
. Elbert Macuire of Portland was
Glenn Gregg Bays Into
Mistland Baker Concern
By a business deai. ciosed yes
i terday Glenn Gregg, former S"a
i lera high' school athlete and last
i year a prominent student at O. A.
I C. bought into the Mistland bak-
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I rr), -i v.iieiiie&eia . anu iweiitu
; streets, as a partner to O. M.
i Franklin, vvho ju9t; recently open
j ed the bakery.
! Jt is the plan of the two men to
handle both a wholesale and re
tail business. Mr. Franklin attend-1
ing to the baking part and Mr.
Today and
Tomorrow
Gregg the sellin
perienced in the
business, the ! from the home land into tne ior-
rect designing, accurate styling i jatter having spent tho summer on j eign field, and 1921 is expected
the Salem
land proper fitting that resuirs m a, bakers wagon for
IsmartF lines plus real comfort. I Baking company.
; That's -wJiat you'll find in Fro-1 .ir. Gregg has fonnd it neces-,
! laset I'orxetM-. . sary to abandon his college work
Models for every type of figure, at O. A. '. for tho time becanse
i Vaii Itaalte 1'jntlerwear and of trouble with his eyes. He stood
'Hosiery- i " a good chance of making the var-
iltKN'SKA I. SW ART .: sity basketball five bad ne been
Corset Specialist
I ! 115 Liberty St.
to be the biggest year in the his
tory of : missions. "Scores of men
and women are already nnder ap
pointment of the general confer
ence, whose headquarters are at
Washington, D. C and in every
academy, junior college and col
lege of this denomination the
I nhio to conttnne. He mav return various i bands of young men ana
next vear if hi health permits. I women receiving special training
it
Elucidator of
Mysteries
in
Circumstantial
Evidence"
Swift Action.'
Amazing Climax
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Weekly Comedy
Watch for Dates of
the opening of our
Big Hope Jones
Organ
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Salf off
All Goods Listed Below
RQTHEES'
Boys9 Pants
Values kjtt to...
ilXTA) Values f t to. . .
Values tut to.. .
2.5Viiliie ent to:, . ..
f-.Hjl Values eut io. f.
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All Flannel Shirts
sy.tKJ Values eul to ...
fS.'tO : Values. Cfiit to . .
tr."v yoiiio' fut - to.
Values Cut to..
....$2.00
.....$1.75
....$1.50
....$1.25
....$1.00
...$2.00
...$4.00
...$3J25
,...$2.50
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Sweatefs
t 1 5.00 Val ues now . . . . . .... $7.50
!ri;.r0 Values now ........ .$6.75
$10.00 Values now. . . .. . . $5.00
.M.O0 Jerseys now. . . . . .. it$2.00
Sleeveless ! Sweaters fur. . . . i .95c
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$S..i0' Values cut ,t $4.25
.-jt.n.50 Values eut'to, ;v. .... .$1.75
.fJ..) Values eul to. . ....... .$1.25
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Khaki Pants
sLYf'SO Values eu1 to. . ...... .$2.50
AT K.
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We must make way for (Air spring goods which are arriving daily, and at the1 same time
are trivinff our natrons the added advantage of standard merchandise at prices which-
msVp this nnmial p.vsnt one well worth while.- Listed .here are just a few; of ;the many
Tnoney-savers ve have to offer-
Silk
BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5th
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Madras Shirts , iM
sffi.GO.lo !f'!.00 Values cut to.
$5.50 Values cut to.
$4.r)0 Values cut to..
$."i.t0 White Silk Front
$5.20
$4.10
$3.50
$3.00
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All Goods Listed Below r
Special lot of Hats
Sizes G 7-8 to 7 3 8
$6.00, Cut to.... ...... .7. $3.00
50, Cut to. .', . .'. . : .$1.75
Caps
$4.00.
-$3.50
. $2.00
$1.70
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Cord Pants
sT.ftf) Cut ;to. A.,. ......
!f.'.50 Values ct to. ..... .
.1.75
.$3.50
..$3.25
IMV
$5.1)0, now.
.MM?) Value 'cut' t
$.1.00 Value eut to.
ski .50 Valttf eut. lo.
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN
$4.45 $4.00. now
Speeial l.t of. Heavy Ilib.
$2.M), (4ut to.
- Vater-Repelant Coat or Pants
sk7.5tll Values eul 'to.':. . ... S3.75'
$4.5r Values ( ivt to.
12.5)
Oregon Wool Stag Shirts
.$2.25
$6.75
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Oil Clothing
Coat in 3 Lengths
$10.00 Cut to.
$8.00, cut to.:
$5.00 cut to. .
$5.00
;:tv::$4.oo
..$2.50
... .... $3.45
UNDERWEAR BOYS
......... $.2.75
$1.95
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51. ID I $1.'A Cut to.
HOSE FOR MEN
Buster Brown, 75c value, now-3 pairs for'
Work Socks; heavyweight, 35c; 3 pair&for ....
Cashmerettes, "20c; 6 pairs.....,- - v-
Cashmere, Hose, natural color, 75c value ; 3
Outing Flannel Nightgowns .... ...
$2.65
$1.75
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BOYS' HATS AND CAPS
pairs
$1.00
. 75c
$1.25
$1.00
$1.00
$1.25
$i;95
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$-27.50, Cul lo...
$22.00, Cut to..
$10.50., Cut to..
MACKINAWS
$18.fKl, Cut to.....
$l5.fH, Cut to. ......
$12.50, Cut to. ... .
j. $13.75
4. $11.00
...$3.75
.J.;$9.C0
. J..$7.50
,.j..$65,
BOYS' MACKINAWS
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Men's Dress Pants
$8.00 Values eut to. .
$7.50 .Val iii-s. cut to. . .
$G.50 V;l hps ejit . to.. .
$4.J5 VtH ues cut to..
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t1.50 half off;..
Work Gloves
: Leather or Canva ,
Canvas Leather Faced
..'..$4.00
....$3.75
...'t. .$35
.!..$2.50
..:...: $1.00
MEN'S STORE 416 STATE
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K OVERALLS, $2.00; NOW. .
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